A discussion with Brad Feld and Amy Batchelor, the authors of "StartUp Life," about the often-overlooked challenges entrepreneurs and their partners face.

From the outside, Brad Feld seems unfazed. Since 1987, Brad has blazed an impressive career as an early-stage investor and entrepreneur in tech. But internally, Brad has been battling OCD for nearly 60 years. In this episode of the Get to Know OCD podcast, Brad opens up about how he has navigated life and achieved success while experiencing OCD, why he’s so open about his struggles, and much more.

Matt Blumberg and Brad discuss the value of having diverse boards with independent directors who provide different perspectives, experiences, and frames of reference.

Jerry sits down with Aileen Lee from Cowboy Ventures and Brad Feld from Foundry Group to discuss how to be an effective board member in stormy times.

Karen interviews Brad about his journey from entrepreneur, to angel investor, to venture capitalist. Brad shares his experiences from successes and failures along the way.

Matt Blumberg from Bolster interviews Brad on how startups and venture capital have changed over the last 25 years.

Caleb Ontiveros interviews Dave Jilk on Nietzsche’s philosophy as a productive and healthy sequel to Stoicism, particularly for the disruptive entrepreneur.

Erik Stam (Professor at Utrecht University School of Economics) discusses “The startup community way: Evolving an entrepreneurial ecosystem” by Brad Feld & Ian Hathaway and “Regional trajectories of entrepreneurship, knowledge, and growth: The role of history and culture” by Michael Fritsch & Michael Wyrwich.

Tom Wallace from Florida Funders interviews Brad about investing in startups.